Naval Historical Society of Australia
Preserving Australia's Naval History
Sydney has an association with submarines that started in 1914 with the arrival of the first two Royal Australian Navy submarines – AE1 and AE2. This association with torpedoes, submarines
From arrival of the First Fleet in 1788 to the present Port Jackson has been home to naval units. Initially ships were detached from the Royal Navy to provide Naval
Sydney has an association with submarines that started in 1914 with the arrival of the first two Royal Australian Navy submarines – AE1 and AE2. This association with torpedoes, submarines
With kind permission of the Chief of Navy, Vice Admiral M J Noonan AO RAN, the Naval Historical Society of Australia is to present an Australian White Ensign to St
Sydney has an association with submarines that started in 1914 with the arrival of the first two Royal Australian Navy submarines – AE1 and AE2. This association with torpedoes, submarines
From arrival of the First Fleet in 1788 to the present Port Jackson has been home to naval units. Initially ships were detached from the Royal Navy to provide Naval
From arrival of the First Fleet in 1788 to the present Port Jackson has been home to naval units. Initially ships were detached from the Royal Navy to provide Naval
From arrival of the First Fleet in 1788 to the present Port Jackson has been home to naval units. Initially ships were detached from the Royal Navy to provide Naval
The presentation by Nigel Rogers will cover the entire history of HMS Hood from its construction through to its eventual loss at the Battle of the Denmark Strait in May
Overview Heroes of the Navy" argues that there are many unrecognised heroes of the Australian force who deserve further recognition. Some are quite well known. Hec. Waller, for example, commanded
